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Libyan Studies

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Journal Information
Journal Title
Libyan Studies
Publisher
ISSN
2052-6148
E-ISSN
0263-7189
Database
ERIH PLUS
Domain
Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences
Classification History
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Recent Articles
Popski’s Private Myth: Vladimir Peniakoff, the Libyan Arab Force and the Problem of Memoir Evidence
Elizabeth Gardner
2026-10-12 Pages 1-8
D’AMMAEDARA À HAÏDRA. APPROCHE ARCHÉOLOGIQUE ET HISTORIQUE By Ahmed Sayadi. <i>Archaeopress Roman Archaeology 127 – Estudios sobre el África Romana IV.</i> Archaeopress, Oxford, 2025. ISBN 9781805830221 (hardback), 9781805830238 (eBook), pp. 243 + xxi, 203 black-and-white and colour figures, 28 plates, 12 tables. Price: £60 (hardback), £16 (eBook, personal use), £60 (eBook, institutional use)
Isabella Welsby Sjöström
2026-10-5 Pages 1-2
The Aurelius rock inscription at Zinkekra: a commentary
Kevin Bloomfield
2026-9-28 Pages 1-6
Managing Libya’s World Heritage Sites: an integrated approach to mapping, monitoring and recovery
Hiba Alkhalaf, Alaa Elhabashi, Mohammed Faraj Al-Fallos et al.
2026-9-28 Pages 1-12
Some editorial remarks awaiting the new edition of Flavius Cresconius Gorippus’s <i>Iohannis seu de bellis Libycis</i>
Bartosz Jan Kołoczek
2026-9-28 Pages 1-9
Conserving and managing mosaics by reburial: safeguarding the ‘Baths of Regio VII’ at Sabratha, Libya
Will Wootton, Hiba Alkhalaf, Alaa El-Habashi et al.
2026-9-28 Pages 1-17
A port for Cyrene: pre-colonisation coastal topography and rationale for early port buildings and construction at Apollonia
Nic Flemming, Julia Nikolaus, Saad Mohammed Boyadem et al.
2026-9-24 Pages 1-14
Expanding Oued Beht: Final Neolithic, Bronze Age, medieval and later discoveries from excavation and survey in 2023
Giulio Lucarini, Youssef Bokbot, Toby Wilkinson et al.
2026-9-7 Pages 1-42
CAESAREA À L’ÉPOQUE DES ROIS DE MAURÉTANIE. TÉMOIGNAGES ÉPIGRAPHIQUES SUR LA COUR DE SES ROIS ET LA POPULATION DE LEUR CAPITAL. CORPUS DES INSCRIPTIONS ANTIQUES DE CAESAREA MAURETANIAE (CHERCHELL, ALGERIA) – I <scp>caesMavr</scp> I - Edited by Michèle Coltelloni-Trannoy, Philippe Leveau and Stéphanie Satre. <i>Études d’Antiquités Africaines, 45.</i> CNRS Éditions, Paris, 2024. ISBN 9782271153036, <i>pp. 388, black-and-white and colour figures. Price: €75 (paperback)</i>
Niccolò Mugnai
2026-7-21 Pages 1-3
An archaeological and archaeometric study of Late Punic–Roman Pottery from the Tas-Silġ Sanctuary and the Żejtun Villa, Malta – ERRATUM
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2026-6-23 Pages 1-1
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